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- Kids learn about farming, cooking, and food at camp
Children who live in area cities are learning about sustainable food, where it comes from, plus getting hands on experience cooking some meals they can enjoy. They’re taking part in the Learn to Live Local Youth Day Camp. It’s hosted by the Mormon Coulee 4-H through a grant from the La Crosse Area Community Foundation. Kaarina Dunn, Project Coordinator Kaarina Dunn, the project coordinator, said most of the kids haven’t learned these skills in school. “Most of the kids aren’t exposed to this at all. They’re so excited about cutting up things for the tacos we’re making later or going grocery shopping for fruit and learning about how different fruits can go into the foods that we eat. And so, a really special thing about this is seeing the kids spark like when they learn something like, ‘Whoa, that’s how that works’, or ‘Whoa, that’s why I do this’. It that specialness, honestly, what makes this the best part of the camp.” Dunn says the camp gives them confidence to take the skills they learn and share them at home. “Giving these kids this information at a young age, it really makes them start thinking about the world around them and how the little choices that they’re making each day affects the greater world, honestly.” They spent the morning at the People’s Food Coop in La Crosse making taco seasoning that they can take home at the end of the day. Rainy weather canceled a trip to a local farm on Thursday. About 40 children have participated in the Live to Learn camps this summer. Many are from La Crosse, Onalaska, and La Crescent. The post Kids learn about farming, cooking, and food at camp appeared first on WIZM 92.3FM 106.7FM 1410AM. [TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago - Call Them ‘Common Sense Democrats’
Happy Thanksgiving! I know it’s only August, but there’s a reason Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s not just that I’m thankful Francesca Hong lost the Democratic primary for governor of Wisconsin. It’s why she lost. She dissed Thanksgiving (Halloween, too). This told voters in a memorable way that DSA candidates may have high IQs, but they’re awfully dumb sometimes. Thank God the primary season is nearly over. Tuesday’s mixed results kept this from being a “Summer of Angst” for those of us worried about dopey Democratic Socialists “colonizing” the Democratic Party, as Bill Maher put it. Wisconsin dealt a setback to the suicidal socialist insurgency, which might have some good policy ideas but risks taking the Democrats over the cliff. The larger problem remains. What to do about the Democratic brand, which is in the crapper? That’s a long-term project, but let’s start with retiring the term “moderate Democrats.” It misses the moment. Sad to say, we aren’t living in a moderate time. “Moderate” codes as “sellout,” even for independents. Voters of all ideological flavors are pissed and not feeling moderately so. Politicians know this. They know that no candidate campaigns on, “Vote for me! I’m a moderate!” In fact, have you ever seen the word moderate followed by an exclamation point, the most exciting form of punctuation? I haven’t. Because it’s not exciting. While moderates serve milquetoast, DSA progressives seem determined to make Democrats match Republicans as the stupid party. Abolish borders. Abolish the Senate. Abolish prisons. Sell out Ukraine. Celebrate Hamas. Combine that with Trump’s daily numbskull nattering, and we’re witnessing a stupidity arms race. Mike Judge’s 2006 film Idiocracy now plays like a sober documentary. Republicans too chicken to stand up to Republican stupidity are getting ready to spend hundreds of millions of dollars clobbering all Democrats for the dumb things said by a small number of “Dumocrats,” as Trump calls them. The good news is that there’s an antidote to stupidity: common sense. That’s what David Crowley’s victory over Hong in Wisconsin represents. To unite for November, all Democrats—left, center-left, center, and center-right—should resolve to call themselves “common-sense Democrats.” After all, common sense ideas can be found in all parts of the party, and debating what constitutes it is healthy. It makes people think things through more instead of virtue signaling or taking mindless cover in the center. And it’s a way to avoid unforced errors. If candidates stop for… [TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago - Engine parts smashed Ryanair window that man’s head was sucked out of, rep...
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Children who live in area cities are learning about sustainable food, where it comes from, plus getting hands on experience cooking some meals they can enjoy. They’re taking part in the Learn to Live Local Youth Day Camp. It’s hosted by the Mormon Coulee 4-H through a grant from the La Crosse Area Community Foundation. Kaarina Dunn, Project Coordinator Kaarina Dunn, the project coordinator, said most of the kids haven’t learned these skills in school. “Most of the kids aren’t exposed to this at all. They’re so excited about cutting up things for the tacos we’re making later or going grocery shopping for fruit and learning about how different fruits can go into the foods that we eat. And so, a really special thing about this is seeing the kids spark like when they learn something like, ‘Whoa, that’s how that works’, or ‘Whoa, that’s why I do this’. It that specialness, honestly, what makes this the best part of the camp.” Dunn says the camp gives them confidence to take the skills they learn and share them at home. “Giving these kids this information at a young age, it really makes them start thinking about the world around them and how the little choices that they’re making each day affects the greater world, honestly.” They spent the morning at the People’s Food Coop in La Crosse making taco seasoning that they can take home at the end of the day. Rainy weather canceled a trip to a local farm on Thursday. About 40 children have participated in the Live to Learn camps this summer. Many are from La Crosse, Onalaska, and La Crescent. The post Kids learn about farming, cooking, and food at camp appeared first on WIZM 92.3FM 106.7FM 1410AM. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Happy Thanksgiving! I know it’s only August, but there’s a reason Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s not just that I’m thankful Francesca Hong lost the Democratic primary for governor of Wisconsin. It’s why she lost. She dissed Thanksgiving (Halloween, too). This told voters in a memorable way that DSA candidates may have high IQs, but they’re awfully dumb sometimes. Thank God the primary season is nearly over. Tuesday’s mixed results kept this from being a “Summer of Angst” for those of us worried about dopey Democratic Socialists “colonizing” the Democratic Party, as Bill Maher put it. Wisconsin dealt a setback to the suicidal socialist insurgency, which might have some good policy ideas but risks taking the Democrats over the cliff. The larger problem remains. What to do about the Democratic brand, which is in the crapper? That’s a long-term project, but let’s start with retiring the term “moderate Democrats.” It misses the moment. Sad to say, we aren’t living in a moderate time. “Moderate” codes as “sellout,” even for independents. Voters of all ideological flavors are pissed and not feeling moderately so. Politicians know this. They know that no candidate campaigns on, “Vote for me! I’m a moderate!” In fact, have you ever seen the word moderate followed by an exclamation point, the most exciting form of punctuation? I haven’t. Because it’s not exciting. While moderates serve milquetoast, DSA progressives seem determined to make Democrats match Republicans as the stupid party. Abolish borders. Abolish the Senate. Abolish prisons. Sell out Ukraine. Celebrate Hamas. Combine that with Trump’s daily numbskull nattering, and we’re witnessing a stupidity arms race. Mike Judge’s 2006 film Idiocracy now plays like a sober documentary. Republicans too chicken to stand up to Republican stupidity are getting ready to spend hundreds of millions of dollars clobbering all Democrats for the dumb things said by a small number of “Dumocrats,” as Trump calls them. The good news is that there’s an antidote to stupidity: common sense. That’s what David Crowley’s victory over Hong in Wisconsin represents. To unite for November, all Democrats—left, center-left, center, and center-right—should resolve to call themselves “common-sense Democrats.” After all, common sense ideas can be found in all parts of the party, and debating what constitutes it is healthy. It makes people think things through more instead of virtue signaling or taking mindless cover in the center. And it’s a way to avoid unforced errors. If candidates stop for… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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A preliminary report by US investigators says an engine fan blade broke on last month's flight from Greece to Germany. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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The Department of Homeland Security surveilled protesters and pulled bank records for unions and a major climate group in a crackdown on “domestic terrorism.” [TheTopNews] Read More.
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“The reason and intention behind me giving them their breaks was I thought they had valuable information to share,” she said. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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